Examples of using A fragmented in English and their translations into Swedish
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But a fragmented European market.
Tourism policy often gives a fragmented and chaotic impression.
A fragmented online internal market.
European e-book markets present a fragmented and diversified picture.
How about a fragmented, complex, legacy tech-base with every conceivable technology from the 70's, 80's and 90's?
People also translate
This approach, however, has given rise to a fragmented regulatory environment.
Europe has a fragmented and inadequate equity market.
overlaid with a fragmented larger scale-grid.
We may come from a fragmented, MTV rap-video culture, but they do not.
Economic impacts: Web-developers might still be confronted with a fragmented internal market.
Thus, the option would result in a fragmented internal market
He says that his work loosely recreates everyday life in a fragmented, lonely and sometimes funny way.
This resulted in a fragmented legal environment, with legal uncertainty
Moreover, in the area of non-formal learning and youth work, there is a fragmented and uneven provision of opportunities for young people.
This is leading to a fragmented and increasingly complex operating framework within the EU which hinders the proper functioning of the internal market.
The reality of a single European securities market is not compatible with a fragmented European post-trading sector.
A fragmented, as opposed to an integrated, observing system adds at least 25% to the costs of those who deliver products and services5.
stakeholders would tend to address similar problems in a fragmented and disconnected way.
This situation results in a fragmented internal market of these vehicles,
drawings that reconstruct everyday situations in a fragmented and humoristic way.
must not, however, be a fragmented, contradictory or ineffective response:
The outcome is a fragmented regulatory framework across the Community which causes significant compliance costs for businesses wishing to trade cross-border.
resulting in a fragmented and unattractive fiscal landscape.
Treating mobile as a channel delivers a fragmented, inconsistent experience for customers,
confirmed that there is a fragmented regulatory framework for satellite data across Europe.
A fragmented digital dividend is likely to give rise only to new local or“niche” applications,
effects of bank deleveraging, SMEs face a fragmented and rather piecemeal set of alternative sources of finance.
Finland's regional structure is challenging in terms of mitigating climate change, due, among others, to long distances and a fragmented urban structure.
PreCom provides you with an overview of a fragmented and complex business,
since a lack of unitary patent protection throughout the EU may lead to a fragmented, complex and expensive patent system.